Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions. Some prepositions may be used more than once.

about on at far from in of


2. How could you mistake George … his brother? They don't look anything like each other.

3. Our family consists … six members.

4. The media have repeatedly praised her …being active in the fight against child malnutrition.

5. Before your first job interview, why don't you invest … a nice suit to wear?

6. I warned you … Michael's laziness, but you wouldn't listen.

7. Don't you think it's silly to waste money …something you will only be able to wear maybe

8. I apologise … shouting at you earlier: I don't react so well under pressure.

9. She's naturally shy, so you'll never catch her boasting … what she's achieved.

10. Why are you staring …that girl? Is it the first time you've seen someone who's dyed their hair purple?